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Audio Switcher 1.5.1 Introduction:
Audio Switcher is a MacOS X application operating from
the menu bar that allows you to conveniently switch your current audio input/output
device, instead of having to do so using the System Preferences application.
It is designed to work with a device such as Griffin Technology's PowerMate.
If you are using Powermate, it will list itself under under the Audio Switcher
menu as "iMic USB audio system".
System Requirements:
Mac OS 10.4 (Tiger) or better To install, drag the Audio Switcher application from the
disk image to a convenient location on your hard drive. The Applications
folder is a good place. If you would like to have Audio Switcher
start when you login, add it to your login items in: System Preferences->Accounts(select
your account)->Login Items. You can drag its icon into the login
items window, or click the plus sign below the login items window
and navigate to it in the Finder.
Double click the Audio Switcher icon to launch. Audio Switcher will place
itself in the Status Bar.
 When you click on Audio Switcher, it will display a menu
listing all of your input/output devices, under the appropriate sub-menu, input
or output. "Built-in Audio" refers to either your speakers
or the Mac's built-in audio hardware.
 Just select the item you wish to use, and Audio Switcher will make it the current device and a check mark will appear next to it in the Audio Switcher menu.
Preferences:
Selecting "Preferences..." from the Audio Switcher Menu will display the following dialog:
 Audio Switcher can now be set to use a particular I/O device on launch or upon insertion of the device
while Audio Switcher is running. Just check the appropriate box and select a default device.
If you want Audio Switcher to switch to the built-in Apple audio
hardware when you quit the application, check the Input and/or Output
checkbox and Audio Switcher will make the change when quitting.
A copy of this documentation is included on the disk image
with Audio Switcher.
For support send email from the support page. | |
Weather Vane 2.3.2 Introduction:
Weather Vane is a Mac OS X application that retrieves
the weather forecast for U.S. and international locations and displays it in
the menu bar.
System Requirements:
Mac OS 10.4 (Tiger) or better Installation and Usage:
To install, drag the Weather Vane application from the
disk image to a convenient location on your hard drive. The Applications folder
is a good place.
Double click the Weather Vane icon to launch. On first launch, you will be presented with the Weather Vane preferences window:
 Clicking on the AccuWeather logo will take you to the accuweather.com web site. Enter your city or, for U.S. locations, you can alternately use your zip code (don't include the +4). Set your desired refresh interval (15 minutes - 360 minutes) and uncheck the "Use Metrics Measurements" checkbox if you prefer the temperature and other measurements to be displayed using English measurements. You can change the color of the temperature text by clicking the "Menu Text Color" colorwell and selecting your desired color. If you don't want the F/C displayed beside the temperature, uncheck the "Display F/C" checkbox. Unchecking "Display Image" will cause Weather Vane to only display the temperature Weather Vane now includes the option to have it startup when you login. Just check the "Add to Login Items" checkbox if you want Weather Vane to launch at login. You can also select one of 7 languages. Click the "Search" button you and will be presented with all of the matching locations for your city, both U.S. and international. Searching for Chaumont-sur-Loire will display these choices:
Select your desired location, click the "Save and Close" button and Weather Vane will fetch your forecast. The menu bar icon will display the current temperature and an icon indicating the current state of the weather. When you click on the menu bar icon, a menu simliar to the following will appear:  When you hover over Weather Vane's menu bar icon, a tooltip
will appear, giving you more detailed information about your current conditions.
 That's it!. Weather Vane will fetch the latest forecast
periodically, based on the interval selected in its preferences. If you would
like to have Weather Vane start when you login, add it to your login items in:
System Preferences->Accounts(select your account)->Login Items. You can drag
its icon into the login items window, or click the plus sign below the login
items window and navigate to it in the Finder.
A copy of this documentation is included on the disk image
with Weather Vane.
For support send email from the support page. Weather icons and forecast courtesy
AccuWeather |
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